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Property owners prejudiced by Ile-Bizard s humanized landscape effective expropriation

Île-Bizard could become the first territory to obtain the status of humanized landscape in Quebec. The file submitted by the City of Montreal is pending approval by the provincial government, but it is raising concerns among property owners who are still wondering what benefits they will derive from this “protective measure”. Over 150 have signed a petition against it. Many feel it is in effect and expropriation. The project, launched in the early 2010s, and abandoned in 2013, has been relaunched by the current mayor of the Île-Bizard – Sainte-Geneviève borough, Normand Marinacci. Framed by the Law on the Conservation of Natural Heritage, it aims to protect a territory and to conserve biodiversity on landscapes where natural components have been shaped over time by human activities.

COVID backlog Blamed for Cancelled Urgent Surgery

By Gord Wiebe Apr 23, 2021 11:15 AM The Official Opposition is raising the case of Richard Baron, an oncology patient waiting for urgent surgical care. The NDP is demanding the Sask. Party government immediately address Saskatchewan’s overflowing ICUs. Richard Baron has been diagnosed with brain cancer which has spread to his lungs. The NDP says Richard first needs surgery before he can start oncological treatments. However, his family was informed Thursday that his urgent surgery was no longer possible, as Regina’s Intensive Care Units are too full. The family has been left hanging with no firm timelines for surgery. Ashleigh Woytuik, Richard’s daughter, wonders why this is happening.

Saskatchewan s addiction crisis needs awareness

General signs of addiction are lack of control or inability to stay away from a substance or behaviour, decreased socialization, such as abandoning commitments or ignoring relationships and ignoring risk factors, like sharing needles despite potential consequences. One can be addicted to many things such as gambling, chocolate, sex, the internet, shopping, food, work tattoos, alcohol or drugs just to name a few. A statement was provided by the province’s Official Opposition Critic for Mental Health and Addictions Doyle Vermette. With the shocking news that Saskatchewan saw more than one overdose death per day in the month of January, the NDP Critic for Mental Health and Addictions Doyle Vermette released the following statement:

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